Stopped by Urbanite looking for nothing but inspiration, and found it! This store is really many stores. Each vendor displays whatever they're making, selling, or interested in. That could be pottery, clothing, art, furniture, tchotchkes, plants, or something else. Some get really creative with their booths, adding hanging decor or a fun layout. I had some sticker shock over pricing, but I'm sure there are deals to be found also. If I were looking for a special item I would certainly return here to search. And it's a great place to wander looking for nothing in particular! read more

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This is a huge warehouse type of building that has several venders that are independently owned. It is like a big antique market that has many independently owned little areas. This place has both new and used items. We buy stuff every time we go. There is vinatage furniture, new art, used art, cool little chakis, chairs, purses, jewelry, antiques, clothing and great vintage finds. So much more as well! Some things are unaffordable for us and some are more reasonably priced. We found beautiful wood shelves that are stunning and bought them. They were exactly what we were looking for. We got a cool industrial console table abd other fool finds. I have bought a few nicknacks that I like and new art when they had a sale. Street parking is easy to find plus they have a parking lot. There are bathrooms. I would say the one thing I dislike is everything is a final sale. I mean absolutely everything. So I have not bought certain things in case they could not work where we want to put them or we were might want to use. Also for gifts since they are not returnable and want to give my gift receiver's that option. Some staff are more helpful than others. So it depends on who is working. This a good place to go if you are cool with final sales. Theycdo have grsat stuff. read more

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Urbanite is an absolute treasure trove of vintage furniture, quirky home decor, local maker goods, house plants, and more. Every area feels thoughtfully curated rather than cluttered, making it dangerously easy to lose an hour just wandering around. read more

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Urbanite is a great place to find unique items! Love the curated mix of vintage & new. Last time we stopped in they had dedicated more space to large scale art pieces, which was fun to see. There was a big section of very cool wall art & some interesting architectural models. Great pieces if you have the space to display! read more

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A couple weeks ago after an exhaustive search downtown for a specific size ceramic plant tray, one of the retailers suggested I try antique stores. I immediately thought of Urbanite across the river. Sure enough, I found exactly what I was looking for! That store is not only beautiful but has such an interesting selection of items to look at. The staff is knowledgable and gracious. I subsequently returned and bought a wonderful, whimsical painting. Sarah, contacted the dealer to answer some questions I had and expedited the transaction in a timely and professional manner. What more can you ask for? read more

Loved this adorable store. Large, fabulously presented and organized booths with everything from home decor to vintage wear, art to antiques...with lots of holiday decor and gifts right now. I had so much fun wandering. Ended up with a superbly soft beanie, ornaments, and a couple of plant decorations. It's definitely not a bargain shop, but it's so fantastically unique and fun. Highly recommend! read more

Urbanite - Urbanite - lots of fun and unique items to be found here :) - Home Decor Near Me - Portland, Oregon

A funky cool collection of various boutique-y outfits and vendors all under one roof. They've got a ton of cool lifestyle and eclectic home goods stuff, art, antiques, even plant designers in here. It's always roasting too, so though you may see the same names - Land & Kamp, for instance - they always showcase different items. Indulge your ADD and take a stroll through the huge, old warehouse like space. Parking in back. read more

Urbanite - Facing MLK. - Home Decor Near Me - Portland, Oregon

Urbanite is a must-stop when I'm in Portland. The sheer variety of things can't be beat. At any given time you will find furniture, home decor, housewares, art, lighting, textiles, plants, musical instruments, new and vintage clothes, bags and accessories, and pieces from local artists and makers. The space is huge and airy so even during busy times it never feels crowded. There are a lot of different sellers so prices can vary. Each space is thoughtfully arranged, and while the spaces flow well into each other there are also surprises around every corner. It's such a fun and eclectic place to shop. I also appreciate how invested and supportive Urbanite is in Portland's maker and small business community. They always have some sort of event going on so you should follow them on Instagram to stay informed of shopportunities! read more

Urbanite - Loved these mushroom-themed pieces - Home Decor Near Me - Portland, Oregon

Uh oh. Found a place with a lovely variety of furnishing, home decor, clothes, just so many things. Plus, my favorite Portland artist has her shop here (Rachel Austin). Picked up an antique tansu, prints and cards. Had to make myself stop, really. Coming back again for sure. read more

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Urbanite has it all. I do my best to shop here once per month, since they do a great job at rotating items in and out with a few core sections that rarely change. Since moving to Portland in 2018, it has been a joy to see the growth and changes that Urbanite has underwent. The updated outdoor paint truly makes an impression, but, I am thankful that the indoors remain mostly the same. As soon as you enter, the team at the cash will greet you. I'd recommend taking some of the hand sanitizer, especially if you plan on touching items. There are small pods throughout the space owned by small businesses, so everyone is bound to find a stall that works for them. I personally stay away from the new item pods located along Grand Avenue's side at the north end of the store, and I am obsessed with the Danish furniture area near the front/middle rows. You can expect seasonal changes here, and, if you are lucky you might even arrive here on a day where free hot apple cider is available. Restrooms are clean and tidy, too. Parking is out back, so don't worry about having to pay! If you are clumsy (like me) try your best to not touch too many items because if you break it, you buy it! I am thankful to have styled so many pieces in my home from Urbanite. See you next month! read more

This place is fantastic. You rarely see the same things twice. Great for those hard to find odds and ends!

The selection of items here is pretty bad while the prices are astronomical. The staff was also pretty snobby. Far cry from the Urbanite I loved from years ago. read more

The staff are incredibly nice. The selection is okay, better than some thrift or antique stores, but the prices are ridiculously high. As someone who has been thrifting and antiquing for some time now, much of their classic stuff can be found elsewhere for significantly less. read more

Wow. Wow. Wow. Urbanite, you have totally got it going on!!! After driving by Urbanite every day for 2 years on my way to the gym, I made the decision to stop in after the gym on a Saturday when I had time to browse. I'm so glad I did! Instantly I was in love. The large, bright, clean warehouse space is so well curated and styled, you need to pause, pace, and slowly take it in. As you make your way down the wide and roomy aisles, at every slight turn is a different vignette so artistically designed its Instagram or a magazine layout worthy. Once you've completed the loop, do it again, this time counterclockwise and you will discover so many things you missed the first time. Trust me on this! Urbanite is a brick & mortar marketplace with dozens of individual vintage shops, artists, collectors, woodworkers, card makers - a mix of vintage and new items - all under one large roof. This means styles vary, as do prices, so there is something for most every taste and budget. - Antique furniture, chandeliers, china, depression glass and crystal - Mid century bar ware, couches, pendent lights, glasses, art - Vintage clothing, dresses, sweaters, jeans, handbags - Inlaid woodwork - tables, art, benches - Plants, planters, vessels, garden decor - Colorful tapestries, cushions, pillows, blankets - Guitars, jewelry, paintings, books, antique bakeware, vases, dishes Staff is super friendly and they seem to be as excited to work here as the customers are excited to experience this gorgeous, unique store. Wish I had known about Urbanite when I first bought my condo. Now that I amcompletely finished with remodeling and decorating, I have to be super particular with any additional items I bring home, especially since I have a very streamlined mid century aesthetic. On today's visit I saw some mid century barware (a la Madmen) and a hanging pendant lantern that I'm considering. Now that Urbanite is on my radar, I'll be visiting one or two times a month as I'm sure the inventory moves and gets replenished. Next year's Christmas shopping and birthday presents during the year just got easier! I saw so many things my friends would love to receive! On a rainy Saturday, it's the perfect place to spend an hour or more! Next time I'll grab a coffee first and really enjoy my leisurely stroll through all the goodness. read more

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Really unique and fun shops within this big store. Vintage and newer items to browse through with friendly sales and service. Love that it is a woman owned business! read more

Interesting collection of used and artistic unknowns. Antiquie.... Decent array of indoor plants, which is why I may come back. Furniture and item are just way over priced, but for Oregon standards I guess that's normal Plants are overpriced but hey they are to me because I lived in Los Angeles, where indoor plants could be outside! There were some Interesting pieces and when I looked at the price, they were like $600 for something not so exciting. read more

I could wander around this store for hours finding things I want to bring home with me. The vendors here always have new and fun things for me to find. read more

This place is a gem. It's clean, beautifully curated and the staff is nice. Vintage glassware, clothing, furniture, jewelry and tons of stuff you didn't know you needed. I love wandering around and getting inspired. Bonus: they have a parking lot. read more

My fave vintage stop when I'm in town. Always bring visitors here from out of town for treasures. Such nice staff too!

This place is seriously dangerous for my pocket book. They have everything I didn't know I needed. So fabulously curated with modern, vintage and handmade goods! read more

Love this store!!!! Super nice staff and I always find great things. Looking forward to shopping there after the snowpocalypse passes.

Very friendly and helpful staff. The individual "booth" displays are sophisticated and varied. Plenty of room to view furnishings and accessories even when the store is very busy. Epic customer thank-you party in December with food, beverages, live music, and baby goats! read more

Always a great selection to browse through! Really a fun place to explore and the people are always willing to help and go beyond expectations to help with a project. Stop by soon if you have not already been here, you will be happy you did. read more

This is One of my favorites stores in Portland! I Love the diversity of goods sold. And prices reasonable

I absolutely LOVE this store! So many curiosities, I could spend entire paychecks and hours here! Staff is amazing and always willing to help! I cannot wait to visit again! read more

Love this store! Employees are so nice! I try to stop here when I visit north portland.

Absolutely the best... incredible selection of vendors and perfectly curated. The service level is beyond! Love these guys Patrick read more

This place is ginormous and magical! The sales staff is very friendly too which I appreciate. I love to just walk around it's so relaxing and beautiful. The booths are organized in such an inviting way it's like roaming around a neat village.I'm so happy they've stayed in business through the pandemic. THEY ARE CLOSED ON WEDS! read more

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Love Urbanite! This was my second visit and I had lots of fun looking for what I collect. I found the staff helpful in my search. The store is clean, well-lit, well organized and doesn't smell musty. It's near the A/B streetcar loop which makes it easy to get there since our hotel is usually across the river. I look forward to my next visit already. Oh, they do prefer cash or Venmo but will take CC if that's all you have. Wish I lived in the PDX area! read more

What a great vintage store with outstanding display. Every angle, every corner is beautiful. The staffs are friendly. Vintage lovers can't miss! read more

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In reference to my last review: Yes, markups are everywhere. I understand economics, as well as the implications of having a global, capitalist marketplace -one of them being that there are many options made available to the consumer. While a $8 markup may not seem much, maybe for another college student that's too much. I apologize if it sounds like I'm trying to dissuade people from shopping locally and persuade them to buy big brands instead; that's not my intention. Mine was a coincidental circumstance, and I encourage others to shop local as I did. Some people don't have the means to do this, and this is where I come in as a Yelper. Maybe it would help to clarify that the four stars was for having to wait over half an hour for the pricing of said items, in addition to the feeling of losing out. It was not brought to my knowledge that this item was unused. I am happy with the pieces and would've completely changed my tone had the owner spoken to me in a way that was more informative and less condescending. I stand by my review and I will keep it up to show others how the owner responds to Yelpers who don't have all positive things to say. read more

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I love me a vintage mall, and this place is tops. Lots of booths of varying styles but always thoughtfully and artfully arranged. A nice mix of old and new, and plenty of room to shop and be safe during the Time of COVID. Over the years I've found many things at Urbanite, and it's refreshing how there's always something new to look at. There's a great plant shop, tons of mid-century modern, and all sorts of home accessories. Staff is friendly and check-out is easy. They strive to be cashless and you can even pay with Venmo! I'm definitely a fan of Urbanite. read more

Came here randomly on a second Sunday where I guess there's a flea market? But unlike my normal experience with such affairs, it was really calm with various offerings throughout BUT people weren't like trying to sell you anything. You could just walk, peruse, and it was so chill. I loved the vibe and the different types of items they had. The only thing that I thought was kind of funny was that near the clothing, there weren't a lot of mirrors, so I kept having to wander the place looking for some sort of reflective space. Also there were so many windows/spaces in the store that I kept expecting to be a mirror but turned out not to be. Okay maybe this more of a me problem. Lol read more

It's fun to walk through, like museum. But some booths are overpriced & the sales people are weirdly positioned to eyeball you as you come in. It's off putting for me, feels like they're constantly watching me. However I've gotten some solid pieces there though. Less like an antique mall, more like a showroom. Definitely no bargains. But like I said, a fun walk through on a rainy day. read more

Fantastic variety. I've only been a handful of times, but I will be back. The inventory is interesting and seems to change and be updated frequently. Definitely will visit again. read more

What I wouldn't do for a place like this in New Orleans. My sister is a local interior designer and I was a bit worried that our trek to stores like this one would be a yawn fest for me, but Urbanite is a feast for the eyes. I nearly immediately saw a the perfect kitchen island (see pictures), and I love that the tag said "Perfect Kitchen Island". I think their prices are on par or lower than similarly sized furnishings with less character at other furniture stores. What I really admired about this incredibly massive space is that the mini vendor areas were so lovingly curated so that one could easily imagine the butcher block, revolving bookcase, or even the elephant bar fitting somewhere in your own home. I also greatly appreciate most things have their prices visibly listed. If I had visited this place earlier last year, I would've 100% spent some of my wedding budget to send down the vintage peacock thrones (is that what they're really called?). The staff was present but not pushy, and bid us adieu. I have a dream to return with a U-Haul and plenty of money to buy all the things. read more

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As someone who frequents vintage/ antique shops, this place is a must! Excellent service and a wide variety when it comes to vendors.

Urbanite is such a fun and funny place. They have some interesting, high quality stuff every time I visit. And every time I've been there, I've found the staff extremely friendly and knowledgeable. If you're looking for something unique, with great service, this is a place for you. read more

My go to for unique gifts, to get my vintage clothing fix and for home decor that is not cookie cutter. Its in walking distance from my house, too. Dangerous! read more

One of my favorite places in Portland to wander and search for treasures. My wife and I often use it as a day date.